With the help of Sabrina Pacifici, my article AI In High-Stakes Litigation: The Critical Role of Experienced Attorneys will be published this month at LLRX.com. Here is an excerpt:
The “Centaur” Approach Is the Optimal Model (For Now)
Today’s chess-playing computers can crush the best human players without breaking a sweat. This wasn’t always true.
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Welcome back, cosmic counselors and guardians of digital justice! 🌌🧠 Today, we’re venturing into uncharted moral galaxies, exploring the hidden conscience of AI, a mysterious universe here thousands of values swirl like nebulae, shaping the very fabric of machine-made decisions. So suit up, legal astronauts, and ready yourselves for a close encounter of the ethical
If you’re a patent practitioner who works with innovation related to artificial intelligence, you’ll want to consider the Federal Circuit’s recent decision in Recentive Analytics, Inc. v. Fox. Corp. This decision is the first to explicitly consider patent eligibility in the context of the use of artificial intelligence.
The Federal Circuit affirmed the district
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New and emerging technology is always exciting and interesting to learn. Traverse Legal’s attorneys have always prided themselves on understanding the underlying technology for emerging industries such as blockchain and crypto. As importantly, the rapid rise of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has created an entirely new category of legal work. Crypto law is not
AI startups face a unique paradox: while innovation can happen overnight, legal clarity often takes months—and not getting it right can cost you everything. Whether you’re building proprietary LLM infrastructure, training models on licensed datasets, or deploying AI-driven tools for end users, the stakes are high. Legal mistakes in the early days may not show
Quantum computing is notorious for being both the most hyped and the most misunderstood sector in tech. At the recent Quantum.Tech event at the Conrad Hotel in Washington, DC, Michael Bogobowicz, Partner at McKinsey & Company, delivered a keynote that cut through the noise, offering a data-driven snapshot of where quantum stands today—and where it’s
I wonder how much it costs to generate all those action figures, and “what does ChatGPT know about me” posts on LinkedIn?
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A new Thomson Reuters Report highlights a phenomenon unique to legal and big law: clients aren’t talking to their lawyers about things that could disrupt the status quo—especially around AI and billing.
The report is full of interesting findings, but here’s one with broad and troubling implications: 57% of clients want their firms to use